Venetians
Venetians
Venetians are a type of window blind that originated in Venice, Italy. They are also known as Venetian blinds.
Venetians are typically made of horizontal slats, usually made of wood, aluminium, or PVC, that are suspended from a headrail. The slats are usually 1-2 inches wide and are spaced evenly apart.
How do Venetians work?
Venetians work by rotating the slats to control the amount of light that enters the room.
Key Advantages of Venetians
Durability
Venetians are robust especially when made from materials like aluminium or wood, Venetian blinds are long-lasting.
Customisable
Venetians are available in various materials such as aluminium, wood and PVC, colours, and slat widths to suit different preferences and needs.
Privacy
By adjusting the angle of the slats, you can maintain privacy while still allowing some natural light to enter.
Easy Maintenance
Venetian blinds are relatively easy to clean with a duster or damp cloth.
The slats can be rotated to:
- Allow light in
By rotating the slats to a horizontal position, you can allow light to enter the room.
- Block light out
By rotating the slats to a vertical position, you can block light out of the room.
- Filter light
By rotating the slats to an angle, you can filter the light and create customised lighting in your room.
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